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* Music * Predictions / discussion / aftermath (One thread please)
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Well, I see a difference between nice and good to be honest :PFarmer poet wrote: »Synt maybe?
Tbh I think it sounds pretty good on violin!
I think it sounds good too, but I wouldn't call it nice. It's gritty and rough.
Something like... Porcelain by R.C.H.P is something I would call *nice*
@Cydoniac, I love the rough NRR NRR NRRRR bits, but the Hommage bit is just a bit too far out there for me too.
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MarkTheBaby wrote: »I only have one exam left and it's music. Just wonderin how everyone studying it.
Short answer is, I'm not. It's a doss, always was in jc, always was in fifth year and this whole year just gone. I'm going for an A, but I've 2 more classes in school left before the exam. They should easily push me up. 
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Yep!Does anyone have the order of sections in Barry's song? (I know it's stupidly long though) As I just realised that my mother threw out my music copy along with my other copies
A- Inversion of the Irish tune, canon
B1- Introduction of 'B theme', you know this one.
C1- Introduction of the atonal 'C theme',
C2- Variation on C, Viola/Cello
B2- 3 part canon, played 5 times.
C3- I always think of this as the chromatic sounding one.
D1- Irish Air
D2+B3- Violin/Piano playing D2, Viola/Cello playing B3.
E1- 4 part canon, no right hand piano.
C4- The piano solo.
C5- Three part canon, polyphony here
E2+D3- Cello and Piano play the same thing.
C6- Chromatic thing going on here again.
C7- Sounds like a new section but it's not.
F+C8- Retrograde and Augmentation here
C9- The shortest section, high pitch, slower.
G- Parts of other sections
H- Irish Air (I think it's from Lord Mayo's Delight?)
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Yep!
A- Inversion of the Irish tune, canon
B1- Introduction of 'B theme', you know this one.
C1- Introduction of the atonal 'C theme',
C2- Variation on C, Viola/Cello
B2- 3 part canon, played 5 times.
C3- I always think of this as the chromatic sounding one.
D1- Irish Air
D2+B3- Violin/Piano playing D2, Viola/Cello playing B3.
E1- 4 part canon, no right hand piano.
C4- The piano solo.
C5- Three part canon, polyphony here
E2+D3- Cello and Piano play the same thing.
C6- Chromatic thing going on here again.
C7- Sounds like a new section but it's not.
F+C8- Retrograde and Augmentation here
C9- The shortest section, high pitch, slower.
G- Parts of other sections
H- Irish Air (I think it's from Lord Mayo's Delight?)
Hope that helps!
If that was from memory, I applaud you.
Also, the inverted tune at the start is Sí beag sí mór, in case you didn't know.
Now to make a long dirty sentence to go with all those letters! Thanks!
Lets see... A brunette can cuddle brown carrots daily..... something something Horseradish!
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And my sentence is done.
For the ones with two letters, I picked a word that has both of them in it. Also, Dubarry is a factory near me. Which is why I used it
"All brunettes can cuddle brown carrots daily. Dubarry eats cuddled carrots edaphically. Cool Charizard. F*ck! c***ing green horseradish!"
That's how my mind works people.0
Would anyone mind taking a look at a harmony I did to see if I'm making any huge mistakes? 
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